Waterbury evening Democrat., 1887-12-09
CITY AND SUBURBS.


 Attorney Terry has gone to New York, on business
 The law committee will meet in the dis trict court room this evening.
 Ex-Representative Phelan of Bridge port was in town this afternoon.
 Everything nowadays is the Waterbury. The latest is the Waterbury lantern.
 Nosahogan Lodge, I. o. o. F., will hold school meeting in their rooms tomorrow evening.
 Col E. M. Graves, general advertising agent of the Housatonic railroad was in town to-day
 Shoningers Musical Monthly for Decem- Der is now ready for distribution, free, at the store, 161 Bank street.
 There were nearly 150 skaters on the surface at the rink during last nights session previous to the polo game.
 Last nights Evening World says that Col George s. Parsons of this city has taken rooms at the St James hotel in that city.
 Fire alarm boxes and 225, if called up on to sound all alarm of fire, will work admirably as they were thoroughly tested on being put up.
 The festival and entertainment of the A. M E. Zion church opened auspiciously last evening at the church on Pearl street. It will be given again this evening.
 Leonard Miller of r Hawkins street, who accidentally fell out of window few days ago, is still unconcious and it is thought that he cannot recover.
 The Board of Health will meet at 4 o'clock this afternoon and open the bids for the garbage contracts, but the awards will not be made until subsequent meet ing.
 The rubber boot and shoe manufacturers held a meeting at the Windsor hotel Ill New York yesterday and formed rubber trust similar to the one founded by the Standard Oil company.
 The board of fire commissioners failed to get @ quorum together last night. Mayor Boughton and commissioner Rob- erts wers the only members who put in an appearance.
 The committee on the fremens ball met last night. The only business under con- sideration was the selection of music. The decision in the Latter was left until flu ture meeting.
 Owing to the absence of General Secre- tary F. L. Willis from this city for few days the Workers Bible Training class, which was to have been held this evening, will be postponed one week.
 w. M. Staples, of Bridgeport, late chief clerk of the Naugatuck railroad company, who is we'll known in this city, has return ed from western trip and will open a stock brokerage office in the Park City.
 Mrs John Sweeney, wife of Attorney Sweeney, of Naugatuck and sister of w. s. Jones, of the firm of Jones & Morgan, of hi oi+x xx,bn hoe ioly f fbo of her parents, was able to return to Nauga- tuck yesterday.
 The funeral of Mrs John Condon was at tended from her late residence , Seery place, and the Church of the Immaculate Conception this morning. The remains were taken to Hartford on the 9 o'clock train for burial.
 w. H. Bishop, engineer of Engine No G. of New Haven, was in town yesterday, the guest of Chief Snagg. MT Bishop was much pleased with the fire department and expressed much admiration at the fine hose and engine houses.
 Josiah M Hubbard, an employe of the Waterbury Watch company, died of ner- vous prostration at his residence, 16O South Main street, this morning. The remains will be taken to Massachusetts tom orrow luoIufuS LOT luIeIIueuG
 Fred Wood, Town Plot milkman, left his team standing unhitched in Brooklyn this morning. The horse became fright ened at something and dashed down Green street, scattering milk cans along the street. The wagon was pretty we'll smashed up before the runaway was stopped.
 There was large attendance at the ser vices held at the church of the Immaculate Conception last evening. There was re- ception and procession of the Children of Mary, and the Rev J. T. Quinn, of South Coventry, delivered 8 very able sermon on ''The love of the Mother of God"
 The law committee will hold 8 meeting at a si11iGt court room, tomorrow at the Pa7eihell.V
 change place to Grand street: N quested that property holders and the borSa railroad oomnaDv annaar of ba